Singapore offices cost the most to outfit, Asia-Pacific survey says

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According to a Knight Frank survey, Singapore is the most expensive city in the Asia-Pacific region to outfit an office, averaging US$2,029 per square meter. This is due to high labor costs, contractor shortages, and strict building standards. Singapore also leads in costs for basic, standard, and premium office setups, with premium offices costing US$3,117 per square meter. The survey, which included 23 cities, found Tokyo and Taipei to be the next most expensive. Singapore's appeal as a financial hub, particularly for expanding Chinese businesses, has contributed to falling vacancy rates and rising rents, especially for Grade A office space.
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